and become extremely confrontational with me and with everybody. please, michael. it is embarrassing for you to go through this. take a different approach. >> we are out of time. we will do this again soon. nancy, next. take a different approach. lindsay is running from you. >> we are out of time, folks. we're going to do this again soon. into it's thursday. i'm carl azuz. this is cnn student news bricking headlines to middle and high school classrooms around the world. today, we're starting in the middle east. fighting in syria has been going on for almost two years. but it could stop tomorrow, maybe just for a little bit. part of a cease-fire proposal that members of the syrian government and the rebels

fighting them say they agreed to in principle. now, in principle and in reality are two different things. there was a cease-fire in syria back in april, but it barely lasted a day. this one was the idea of a united nations representative who is trying to work on a solution to the fighting. tomorrow is the start of the muslim holiday called eve alatta. it lasts for several days. the question is, will the proposed cease-fire last long if it happens at all? next, storm named sandy moved through the area with wind speeds around 80 miles per hour and it was on a path to hit the island of jamaica. people there were warned to get ready for sandy. forecasts predicted that after jamaica, the forecast would head towards cuba and the bahamas. it's not expected to hit the united states. today's first shout out goes

out to math class of cesar chavez academy in colorado. which of these political parties has won a u.s. presidential election? the reform party, groan part, lib tearan party or whig party? you've got three seconds. go. there have been four u.s. presidents who were members of the whig party. that's your answer and that's your shout out. these days, other parties are usually referred to as third parties. this year's presidential ketsd were at part of the debates between barack obama .mitt romney. but they got together of their

own debate in chicago. former new mexico governor gary johnson. he's the presidential nominee for the libertarian party. jill stein, who once ran for governor of massachusetts against mitt romney is the nominee for the green party. virgil good, a former u.s. congressman of virginia is the presidential nominee and rocky anderson, former mayor of salt lake city utah is the nominee for the justice party. one of the big issues is ballot access. people can only vote for these candidates if their names are on the ballot and that varies from state to state for each of these parties. a new national survey shows they're what you're concerned about, too. the two top concerns men teens are jobs and the

economy. many students are worried they'll have trouble finding a job after finishing school. 64% say education is up there. 32% mentioned health care. the survey showed the teens were almost evenly split about who they vote for. but 67% said the candidates were more interested in winning than what most americans thought. what would your concern be today? tell us on our blog. >> time for a shout out extra credit. where was felix bomb guard ner when he started his record breaking skydive from 24 miles up? the troposphere, stratosphere, mesospear or thermosphere? bomb garter was in the stratosphere. that's your answer and that's your shout out extra credit.

>> at least 8 million people were watching life. i could not look away. what goes through your mind? baumgartner told us live. >> what is your feeling at that point? you're on the ledge, you can't get back on the capsule. what is going through your mind? >> i kind of like that part of the jump because it means you're on the outside. everything worked well. and if you have a problem, you know, probably jumping off is the fastest and safest way. now you're falling towards a much healthier environment. and if you need medical treatment, this is the fastest way down. to me, this is an easy step. >> at this point, you had us all

very scared. did you feel like you were going to die at that point? >> no, no, no. i always had the impression that if this goes on forever, i'm not going to break the speed of sound. >> how did you bring yourself out of that spin? >> slowly trying to figure out the way to do it. if you travel 830 miles per hour, you cannot stick your arm like this because this would create a rapid onset. so you slowly put our your arm or your legs trying to figure out what helps. i did it a couple of times and sometimes it was getting worse and sometimes it was getting better and i figured out a way to do it and then i did it. >> baumgartner says he cried twice back to mission control and celebrated that night with his team. >> how has your life been since you did this? >> as a person, it did not change. i'm still the same guy.

but as soon as you start traveling, as soon as you get on a mistaken, as soon as you're at the airport on the street people recognize my face. >> i was scared. >> you were scared? >> i was a little bit scared. >> you did it for all of us. >> yeah. thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> you gave us all a huge charge that day and we appreciate it. >> appreciate it. thank you very much. when she was 12, catherine demario was thinking about something that a lot of you first thought about. she told her parents that she would buy it with baby-sitting money, but it was another part of her plan that got their attention. >> there's so many moving parts and you have to do it exactly how it tells you. so that's been the hardest part. i'm cathry demario. i decided to build a car because i've been to a bunch of car shows and things. i picked the fiero because i

just like the little car. >> catherine, about two years ago when she was 12 years old came to us and said, mom, dad, i'd like to rebuild a car. and we kind of went, really? so she had all kinds of good reasons in terms of she would learn how to rebuild a car. she would be able to do all of her own mechanics. there's only two seats in the car she wanted to rebuild. she would pay for it all herself. so we thought about it and said, we'll let her try it. two years later, here we are at maker's fair rebuilding an engine. >> all my family has helped a lot. my mom has helped me with most of the creative side of it, like here is how you sew things together. my dad is more like my information technician person. he understands where everything needs to go. and then there's my sister who is our part-time photographer, i guess you could say.

>> we're thinking, she'll learn about mechanics and how to be build a car. she's definitely learned that. but at the same time, as you can tell if you're watching this, she's just talked to cnn, so she's learned about how to talk with individuals, how to inter act with adults, how to do independent research and try to apply that skill set. so there's been a whole lot of learning outside of just auto mechanics that have gone on. >> a high school in chicago has an interesting tradition where students start randomly dancing in the halls, like this guy. the man he's dancing in front of here is the dean of students and the footwork is so fancy that he dances right out of his shoe. so does the dean have a response? >> you'd better believe it. the teen took irish dance lessons as a kid and did his own moves. this youtube video is one sure way to make sure everyone shows up in school. once they've seen it, they'll always want to be there for a

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in the months after whitney's shocking and unexpected death, the show is called the houstons on their own. i just spoke with whitney's former sister-in-law, pat houston, who stars in the show. >> we are going through what we go through. people grieve differently. you know, there's -- whatever issues or problems that we may have we stand together and we deal with it. cameras there or not. >> i have to tell you, pat was incredibly frank. she was so open with me about all the heat whitney's family has been getting for letting the cameras record their lives so soon after whitney died. and there's been a lot of heat. wait until you see what she told me. and noelle is the author of a brand new book called "branding america." and bill bellamy is starring in the it is indicated sitcom mr. box office. check your listings for show times. good to have you here and you

know there's been a ton of anticipation about the houston's reality show and before tonight's debut i think opinions were really split down the middle. you had so many fans who were excited to get this insider look at the family and a lot of people saying too much, too soon. when i sat down with pat houston, i asked her if she understands why the sides are so divided. let's watch. why was it important for you to do this show and so soon? >> well, you can't really -- so soon, i don't know when would be the right time -- when would be the right time? you don't know. you just continue what you always do and that's try to live. taking one -- living one day at a time. that's all we are doing. >> but i know there's also a great concern for when reality tv cameras are allowed in. people breathe differently. whatever issues or problems that

we may have, we stand together and we deal with it. cameras there or not. >> so on the show, we see nick, who has lived with whitney and with bobbi christina for years now. we see their relationship. and see the family divided about their relationship and about nick. as a matter of fact, at one point in the first episode they make a major announcement together. i want to look at that right now. >> you see mommy's ring? it is also -- it's also an engagement ring. >> say that again. >> really? >> we're engaged. >> okay. so now that they are engaged, do you find it as surprising as i do that they would expose themselves this way and so soon after whitney's death? >> to me, i think this tarnishes whitney houston's beautiful legacy and her brand and her

beautiful voice. we all know she had trouble toward the end but when her death came about a lot of people remembered the fond memories. this also does one thing for bobbi kristina. this gives bobbi kristina a platform in which she can introduce herself and create her brand as bobbi kristina away from whitney to see how she will fair in what she is doing. i think a lot of people, all they do not like it, i'm not a fan of this. i think they are exploiting whitney's death but i think a lot of people are curious so they will tune in. >> no. a brand new reality is hitting the family of another ledge yen. on the showbiz countdown of legendary creates, it's about the bombshell fortune left behind by robin gibbs. he was reportedly worth $148 million when he died last may from cancer. his fortune included a $24 million family home in england. a $4.1 million beach house in

miami. a london property estimated to be worth $12.8 million. here is where it gets messy. in addition to the three children with his wife gibbs reportedly feared a child with his housekeeper and lawyers are saying it could take up to five years to sort out who gets what. that is a lot at stake the. perhaps the only thing messier than robin gibb's money it is rod stewart's hair. that's right. it is number one on the showbiz countdown on the top legendary secrets. rod stewart has let out the surprising secret behind his spiky and iconic hair. stewart just revealed to abc's ginger on "night line" how the whole crazy spiky hair thing actually started. >> did you really do it up with sugar water when you were a kid? >> yeah. absolutely. this is in the days before hair lacquer. >> how do you do it? >> just sugar and warm water and rub it in there and it would stick up erect.

>> steady. >> they have been. where is this interview going? >> i have to give a shoutout for juju for not losing it when rod said erections are being steady and don't say anything about his name being rod. that would be childish. can you believe rod has looked like that since he was a kid? >> i think he's an icon, man. it is so interesting, we forget back in the day they didn't have products. that was very creative. he grabbed a little cup of sugar water, warm it up. not even a microwave. probably had to do it on a stove and then -- >> stay away from the bugs if you are going to use the rod stewart method. >> yeah. what about the bees? and for 85% of guys, it regrew hair. save up to 42% now at rogaine.com.

well, i know twilight fans were waiting for this. it's the incredible breaking dawn series. it includes some amazing behind the scenes footage. so here now, your showbiz first look at the twilight saga, "breaking dawn 2." >> i never felt more alive. >> i didn't expect you to seem

so you. >> in part two, bella wakes up a newborn and meets her child and her husband as a vampire. >> bella has made the change into a vampire without a hitch, really. >> we're the same temperature now. you've been watching for hour veries where you get to experience the world outside. now you get to see what it's like visually to experience it. >> i think when he has a child with bella, it's a very happy beginning. >> baby is the man's name. she's a wonderful half vampire, half human chile. >> i have to report a crime. >> when they find out about this child, they suspect an ultimate law has been broken. >> she is not an im mortal. >> you don't create vampire children. it's punishable by death.

>> the collins know they can't take the voltaire by themselves so they need help. >> their greatest asset is to bring in other vampires they have met around the world. >> we will stand with you. >> a lot of red eyes around here. >> so that's what brings about the kind of of cataclysmic showdown that we see in this film. >> it is a big movie and hard to do something that matters to so many people. >> it has building up and building up. it gets a visceral reaction out of people. >> they watch the movies for the same reasons i make the movies because i know what it is like to love something so much. >> it is coming soon. the twilight saga "breaking dawn 2" opens november 16th and a second must show showbiz

countdown, it is show business mouse breaker we are going in to justin timberlake's wedding with jessica biel and what they are saying about their special day and former musketeer britney spears making news tonight. the trial with her former manager is heating up. startling bombshells about her infamous break down that are emerging. which former mouseketeer will end up on the top of the "showbiz tonight" countdown? this is "showbiz tonight" on hln. oh...there you go. wooohooo....hahaahahaha! i'm gonna stand up to her! no you're not. i know. you know ronny folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico sure are happy. how happy are they jimmy? happier than a witch in a broom factory. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more.

the "showbiz tonight" countdown, former mouseketeers making big news tonight. justin timberlake wedding secrets revealed. the first photo his serenade. jessica biel's pink dress and we reveal his secrets and the lost interview of his fellow mouseketeer ryan gosling. >> the people of disney are so incredibly amazing. they are so nice. they treated us like king and queens. >> look at that guy. the adorable ryan gosling. will his smooth moves out do justin's wedding bliss. we are counting down mouse breakers. former mouseketeers breaking news tonight. "showbiz tonight" continues right now. welcome back to "showbiz tonight." thank you for watching. i'm a.j. hammer with our showbiz countdown of today's top three

showbiz mouse breakers. i'm talking super famous celebs that starred on mouseketeers in the '90s and they are breaking big news today when from brittany spears to ryan gosling to justin timberlake and justin timberlake kicks us a off at number three. today we got the first look at his wedding. those mouseketeers certainly grow up fast, don't they? "showbiz tonight" got a look at the upcoming "people" magazine. it has an exclusive look at the elegant italian wedding of a high-jumping timberlake and jessica biel. it will be on newsstands on friday but you don't have to wait. with me in new york, "people's" carlos grier. carlos, the newlyweds sat down with "people" to talk about the wedding which was very hush hush, as we know. they described it as a super romantic, super elegant affair. tell us, please, what did "people" learn that hasn't been known before about this? >> well, you know what, justin he talked to the magazine and he

told people from the day that he proposed to her, they have been planning this dream wedding every single day since. it was a lot of fun, a lot of tears and laughter. justin is a huge jokester. so a lot of comedic moments throughout the night, as well. >> i can only imagine the planning to keep it hush hush. we are talking about this amazing revelation about a song performed at the wedding by justin as jessica walked down the aisle. what can you tell me? what did you learn about that? >> he wrote a song specifically for her. it is an original song. it is interesting because we haven't heard justin sing in a few years. so as she walked down the aisle he sang this song for her. she told the magazine she was feeling butterflies and nervous before walking down the aisle but the moment she saw justin she felt a sense of calm and like we got this. >> that's perfect. love it. it is a truly romantic day for them. even these big stars a lot of "people" wondering about, jessica biel did speak about this, the possible name change.

with will we see jessica timberlake on the movie marquee, a hyphenation? what will it be? >> you're not going to see jessica timberlake on the marquis. she is changing her name but keeping her professional name jessica biel. >> what are we calling them, by the way, jessica? >> i'm not a fan of those things any way. justin's famous former girlfriend is another mouseketeer breaking news today. our number two show business mouse breaker britney spears whose disturbing break down a few years ago is front and center in the trial that continued in los angeles. her former manager is suing britney and her parents for libel and breach of contract and he testified and made wild accusations about britney. i want to bring in commentator noelle nikpour. should britney's family settle instead of letting the trial

play out and letting everyone know how troubled and fragile she was back then. >> i don't think they need to settle. as far as i am concern he is an enabler and he never had a signed contract. it was all verbal by britney meeting him at a club saying she was going to give him 15% of what she took in. he had done nothing but actually drive a wedge between britney and her parents. he was one of the biggest, like i said, enablers of her career. if you remember, she had her big meltdown with him at the helm. >> yeah. i guess it is important for the family to be standing their ground right now. carlos, this trial is really giving us a new glimpse in to just how troubled britney was during that time, isn't it? >> it is ugly. there are a lot of things that have been revealed. i remember during that time it wasn't pretty at all.

she was hospitalized a lot. what they are claiming is she apparently was abusing a lot of drugs during that time. crystal meth was found in her carpet. she shaved her hair off because she was afraid they would find drugs in her hair when she had to do a drug test and it is rehashing painful memories. >> we are learning so many new details now. i understand them standing their ground. >> britney spears finally has a wholesome, good brand again. as someone that looks at brands i think she has made a comeback. the sad thing, unfortunately, the trial is going to, you know, make people remember the crazy shaved head britney that everyone wants to put back in the past. so that is a downfall of it. what she needs to do is keep on with her celebrity websites and her facebooks and twitter. reminding people that she is solid. she is back on track and that

was the old britney and not the new one. >> i think you make a great point. i don't think that anyone is sitting around saying oh, she's really still that person. we are seeing how well she is doing right now and seems to be on a terrific path. i think a lot of it has to do with the conservatorship that her father took control of. as long as she continues on the current path we will keep it as part of her history. >> absolutely. >> just like britney and justin, another huge star is also someone who got his start as a mouseketeer. he is number one showbiz mouse breaker and we coined that phrase mouse breaker. he is former mouseketeer turned actor ryan gosling as you are seeing here. a canadian talk show just revealed an unbelievable video of an interview ryan did when he was 12 years old when he won his part on the mickey mouse club. even back then you had ryan who is too smooth for words. >> when you found out you got

the part, what did you do? >> i hit the roof. it was so fun. my mother and i were jumping around and my sister. it was amazing. the people of disney are so incredibly amazing. they are so nice. they treated us like kings and queens. we came from just our houses we had to do our own stuff and they did so much stuff. it was so neat. >> nobody made you do chores? >> no. >> do what's your favorite, singing, dancing. >> i don't have a favorite. i like to do all of them. >> are you going to do a bit, i'm not sure you can. >> there has to be a surprise. watch the show and you can see me perform. >> then i have to wait for what, you are going to tape for six months starting in may. you want to be like michael jackson. do you know his songs? >> okay. >> you can't help but smile when you watch that. noelle i'm watching closely and thinking that ryan is flirting

with the tv anchor. he had the movie star charm and swagger, didn't he? >> oh, my gosh. i'm sitting here watching that going, wow. he was a smooth operator at 12 years old. justin bieber has nothing on that 12-year-old ryan gosling. >> i love they released that, too. i'm sure the anchor at the time couldn't possibly have known -- i interview a lot of young stars, i have no idea they could turn out to be oscar winners one day. >> oh, yeah. >> that was loads of fun. thank you for being here for our mouse breakers tonight. as we move on tonight, katie holmes an her big tv appearance after divorcing tom cruise. tonight, an insider will reveal what it was like to work with katie holmes one day after news of her divorce from tom. supermodel carol murphy was there with katie on "project runway" and she will tell us about katie's state of mind while she was working on the show. and plus, taylor swift historic sweep.

the jaw-dropping news just released that has taylor making history today. it is amazing. this is sbt, "showbiz tonight" on hln.

please welcome katie holmes, diane von furstenberg, liv tyler, stacey keebler. >> it is like marie antoinette meets frederick of hollywood.

>> blink and you will miss it. a sneak peek of the newly single katie holmes a as celebrity judge on "the project runway all stars" season two promises to be really big. it is filled with celebrity judges including katie. did you know that exactly one day after katie holmes announced she was divorcing tom cruise she showed up for work on the set of "project runway all stars" to be a celebrity judge. it's true and i have the top insider from the show that knows how the day went down when all eyes were on katie. carolyn murphy who defines super in the term of supermodel. she has been seen it all and modeling since 16 years old and gracing covers of every fast fashion magazine in the world more times than we can count and knows what it is like to live in the celebrity fishbowl and the host of the new season of project runway all stars. great to see you. >> nice to see you, too. thank you for the introduction. wow. >> congratulations on the new season of project runway all stars. i would like to run down the

list, kylie minogue, stacey keebler, liv tyler and as we mentioned katie holmes. i have to imagine you were all a bit shocked when she showed up considering the circumstances of the past 24 hours in her life. >> i think there were concerns that she wouldn't show up. it was actually kept quite confidential for all of us who the guest judge was going to be. but she was professional. truly lovely and walked in the room like nothing was happening. >> everybody says she has an amazing work ethic and i'm sure she needed to dive in to something. how did she do as a guest judge? >> she was incredible. articulate and well knowledged. we have to remember she actually has a line. she designs a collection. it is perfect she was there and i think she did a great job. >> good for her. who knows maybe you can get her on as a regular judge. >> i think she would be perfect. would be great and i'm sure she wants to work more and keep herself busy like you said.

>> so far the split of tom and katie remains the breakup of the year and the queen of turning breakups in to hit songs is about to break some records that we find astounding. at 22 years old, taylor swift is about to make history. she is the first female artist to have a pair of albums sell more than a million units in a week. on the view today she opened up about turning heart ache in to hits and how she handles heart ache in to hits and the guys she dated that thinks the song is about them. >> sometimes you just have to resort to sending like an internet name back or something. i don't know. at a certain point it is comical. a certain point past a break up you write a song like we are never, ever, ever getting back together. that means you are so over it that it is now funny. >> do you think the guys are gun shy about dating you because of that? >> that you will write a song

about them? >> i have never had anyone come up to me and say, i want to take you to dinner but you are not allowed to write songs about me. >> she has found a pay way to turn pain and obstacles in to success. i have to imagine that is something that you've experienced and something that the models push through on project runway. >> the models push through on project runway or the designers. i think it goes with any territory whether you are a celebrity or just dealing with life. i think taylor swift is incredible. i'm excited for her new album. i have a young daughter and we love her. we have seen her in concerts and i think she is incredible but i wouldn't want to be on the other side of the stick. to know whatever happens it would leave one guessing, is she writing about me and also the mystery and excitement around that, too. >> then don't date her. great to see you. be sure to catch the premier tomorrow night on lifetime. tonight the stars are coming together to save black men from

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♪ ♪ hey sexy lady ♪ gangnam style >> i love how people celebrate my birthday. halloween going gangnam style. a virginia man has his halloween lights flickering to the song and the man says he's seen people doing the horse dance outside of his house. maybe with bayonets. i'm not sure. the stars come out to support an important cause. you have seen public service announcements to save dogs and homeless cats. now d.l. hughley is calling on the biggest stars in hollywood to support what he calls bro life.

a movement to save black men from extinction. just watch. >> hello. i'm dennis and i want to talk to you about a worthy cause black people, they are everywhere but they may not be around much longer. did you know every seven minutes in this country a black man is -- >> that is great but if we have a chance at saving the black men we have to go with something more alabaster. >> i can do it lighter. >> you can't be lighter and that's the problem. >> hi. i'm clay aiken. black people, they are everywhere, but they may not be around much longer. >> for millions of black men, help cannot come fast enough. >> they are under siege from a hostile environment, rampant crime. >> and all three kardashian sisters, but you can make a difference. >> call now and you will receive this welcome kit with a photo, a monthly news letter and season one of "sister, sister." >> remember, extinction isn't an

option. i'm howie mandel and i'm bro life. >> i'm bro life. >> ♪ i'm bro life won't you be bro life too. >> it is a spoof psa put it together to help promote his comedy special d.l. hughley the endangered list. was it brilliant or bananas? let me go to bill bellamy. i'm sitting there and watching the psa and practically crying with tears of laughter. you throw in the first season of "sister, sister" i'm writing my check. brilliant or bananas for you. >> it is funny. it makes fun of black men, the topic of black men. i think it is hysterical. i give kudos to d.l. hughley and the people that did it. it is hysterical. there are people you wouldn't expect to say it.

it looks like a "saturday night live" skit to me. i love it. >> can't go wrong with clay aiken in there. >> i have another story for you. not often would people question the class of judi dench. she plays emme in the premier of "skyfall" and she has a jewel encrusted 007 logo on her neck as she greeted prince charles and duchess camilla. is this brilliant or bananas. >> it is brilliant she put it on her neck, okay. it would be bananas to have it placed in the wrong area because she is too old for that. but she is elegant. she is sexy still and an oscar-award-winning actress. i like it on the neck. not on the leg or the ankle. >> i thought you were going to another place but i will stop you will, bill.

>> no. >> don't forget to catch bill in his hilarious sitcom, mr. box office. check your local listings for that and he will be at the denver improv december 16th through 18th. eva's big split to talk about. she says good-bye to her high profile relationship with nfl mark sanchez but are they still friends? this is "showbiz tonight" on hln. can't stop eating 'em! what's...that... on your head? can curlers! we got a lotta empty cans. tomato basil, potato with bacon, 80 different kinds... no wonder we're going through this stuff! hey, hon, want some soup? you bet! [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup.

tonight's eva's big break judgment she and her boyfriend are a couple no more. and her terrifying neck injury on "dancing with the stars" and it is making big news in the buzz today. >> the show must go on.

melissa took to the stage on "dancing with the stars" on monday night despite suffering from a neck injury on sunday. the former dallas cowboys cheerleader snapped her neck while practicing a group dance to "call me maybe." she got cleared to perform on monday and after the show she opened up to "showbiz tonight" about the injury that almost put her dancing days to an end. >> my neck kept going and snapped back. it was the snap back that when i came up, i knew something was wrong. apparently some disk fluid leaked out at that moment. that's what i felt. they are so cautious with productionists they had to call the ambulance and get an mri. i didn't know it was serious as it was. i had no idea. >> eva's breakup. eva longoria is single again. 37-year-old former desperate